Optimum Design for the Bracing Structure of a Foundation Pit

Zhi Ying Xie; Ke Feng Wei

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.639-640.639

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Optimum Design for the Bracing Structure of a Foundation Pit

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This paper presents an optimum design model for the bracing structure，Based on a foundation pit project as an example, five different design schemes by the optimization and selection, to clarify the combined support scheme in practical engineering applications and conducted technical and economic analysis, by monitoring the results and use results to prove its feasibility, a number of similar projects come to a certain reference value of the conclusions for similar reference works.The Optimum calculation results of the example shows the optimum design could produce obvious economic results when it used in the design for the bracing structure of foundation pit.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 639-640)

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January 2013

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Zhi Ying Xie, Ke Feng Wei

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Economic Analysis, Foundation Pit, Monitoring Data Analysis, Optimum Design, Technical Analysis

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